CAPITALISM

Residents of Wenzhou, China's cradle of capitalism, will be allowed to invest $3 million each overseas, paving the way for a flood of fresh capital on world markets.

Alan Greenspan discusses Markets and the Judiciary at the Our Courts and Corporate Citizenship conference hosted by the Sandra Day O'Connor Project. In this segment he talks about the economic crisis and the free market capitalism debate.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad addresses delegates at COP15, the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. Ahmadinejad names capitalism and materialism as key components of environmental degradation; calls for a focus on expanding the use of clean and renewable energy sources, including the peaceful use of nuclear power; and outlines strategies to control climate change.

Sanjaya Baru: Capitalism Creates Its Own ProtectionFollowing the sub-prime crisis, the credit crunch and the collapse of investment banking, events which have rocked the Western world over the past year, the boast that capitalism can deliver prosperity for all seems less than convincing. In this segment

In a speech at the U.N. General Assembly session on poverty, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that capitalism was on the verge of death. Jon Decker reports.

In a speech at the U.N. General Assembly session on poverty, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that capitalism was on the verge of death. Jon Decker reports.

In Chapter 4 of 20, entrepreneur Dan Street applies Austin business leader John Mackey's Conscious Capitalism framework to starting his business, BorrowedSugar.

MoneyWatch editors head to the theater to find out whether the filmmaker's new movie, "Capitalism: A Love Story," holds up to financial scrutiny.

Washington Times movie critic Sonny Bunch reviews the Michael Moore film "Capitalism: A Love Story"

Join Economics Professor Richard Wolff, University of Massachusetts, for a screening of his film, "Capitalism Hits the Fan,". Professor Wolff breaks down the root causes of today's economic crisis and traces its source to the 1970s, when wages began to stagnate.

Matthew Bishop of The Economist discusses the theory behind his new book Philanthrocapitalism: How The Rich Can Save The World. He highlights the effective ways new philanthropists are working to solve the world's most intractable problems.

The 219-year-old symbol of American capitalism is merging with Germany's stock exchange. Plus: Delta, American Airlines raising the price of first class tickets.

Following the sub-prime crisis, the credit crunch and the collapse of investment banking, events which have rocked the Western world over the past year, the boast that capitalism can deliver prosperity for all seems less than convincing. Phillip Blond suggests that what we need is a Catholic Economy.

Dr Amory Lovins worked on making more efficient cars. For example, using carbon-fiber materials means that the weight of an average car can be cut in half. Add a hybrid petrol-electric engine or fuel cell engine and you have more fuel-efficient and eco-friendly cars that use less oil and create less pollution.

Tami Simon, founder and president of the Sounds True audio publishing company, asks, what it would mean to have a company where there were no secrets? The new business philosophy of transparency creates new levels of trust. Although we may not know the exact effects of this sort of leap of faith, Tami says, let's leap!

Bill visits the Forbidden City in China, and finds out that capitalism and corporate globalization, is no longer forbidden here.

Watch this episode to see a gathering of CEOs redefining business success, an NGO assisting third world entrepreneurs and a luxury hotel chain setting the bar for green.

Sara Horowitz, founder of the Freelancers Union, surveys the global free market.

We can't avoid a large government deficit, says Duncan, author of "The Corruption of Capitalism." But there are 3 smart ways we should spend that money, he tells Jack Otter.

John Cacioppo, neuroscientist at the University of Chicago, explains lifestyle economics.

Jack Perkowski, chairman and CEO of ASIMCO, summarizes the economic reform in China and looks to the next 10 years in Chinese capitalism.

Bill George, professor of Management, Harvard Business School, discusses whether capitalism has run amok.

Regardless of inflation, our teeth are getting better every year, and we're spending more on oral hygiene than ever before. With that in mind, Wealth Adviser columnist James Altucher suggests two dental-care stocks that are worth a look.

Liz Glover asks director Michael Moore what he's wearing at the D.C. premier of his documentary, "Capitalism: A Love Story" at the AMC Loews Uptown on Tuesday, September 29, 2009.

In his new movie, filmmaker Michael Moore explores the price he says America pays for its love of capitalism.

Watch a scene from the newest documentary "Capitalism: A Love Story," written, directed and starring Michael Moore. Video courtesy of Overture Films.

The 11th Istanbul Biennale of Contemporary Art has opened its doors, and this year the work is asking the question: what keeps mankind alive? Duration: 01:46.

A draft communique obtained by Reuters, signals that leaders would submit large hedge funds to supervision for the first time and enhance financial regulation.

A group of anti-capitalism protesters have distributed a mock copy of London's famous Financial Times newspaper. Anti-capitalism protesters are vowing to make their voices heard when world leaders gather in London next week for the G20 summit. A group of them have distributed a mock newspaper to commuters urging them to join their protest against the great and the good.

Despite reforms and deregulation, the Indian government could still loosen their control in several sectors.